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_)AIR nlen reach a hidl place I,ecause they manifest one trait that is rare anrl of great help. They stan(l in one place and can Ile ~lepende~l 111)on to (10 slilftldidly that one thing it is their genius to (lo. Others ;111rl these are far ie\ver in numller-are end~~\ved with many gifts and their lines of I~enevoletit activity run out in as many ~lirections. \Vhen the!- pass iron1 sigl~t rhe community snffers a calamity that is not speedily, if ever. repairerl. Such a calamity llas fallen upon the Cniversity at Ix\\isl~urg. Jurlge \lcClure'.; 11~1me a a Iloy an11 tlie centre, for tile most Iyart, of his nark as a man. C'ITIZEN.-~C I~eautify the to\\-n and tn fortify its finances \vas his tiesire :m:l care through many years. I~.\\vvlin.-to practice 011 those ul)l)er ['lanes \vllitl~er the mere pettifogger can never come. \\-as his constant aml~itic,n an11 attain~nent. Jr.nol:.-tc see not ~vitli I~lin(le(l I)nt \\-it11 open eye ail sirles of the case and to 110l1l in true Ilalance the scales of Justice, I\ as alwayi hi.; aim and acconil~lishment. Sc~lo~:\n.-to ~IIII\Y not only the la\\. 11nt to ha\-e reall \vi~lely the l~esthat has Ileen thr~ught and sail1 I,!- men of letters an11 ti, co~ltinue an intinlate and, of late. a very inlllortant official connecti(~l1 \\-it11 tlie I-niversity Ilere, was an al,sorliing deligllt of his life. (;I:KTI.LM.\X.-~O maintain the Ilearing of the old school 311.1 to I:en~l wit11 the grace of the ne~v. nlingliiig ease ~,f manner with stl-encth of action, to Ile a knight to\vartl \vomeii an11 n comra~le itnio~lg nlen. give11 to 110sl)itality. to illllstrate the virtues of a lo\-ing I~usl~ancl ancl father, \vas the main design of his (laily walk an~l coliversation. Ci~~-acti\f.\r.-to Ilol11 fast the fuii~lanlentals in religion I)ut wit11 cliai-ity for all, an11 to make the chnrch a ~)ermanent anrl ever-gro\\-ing influence for goo~l. Iloth moral and spiritual. was the unshaken l~url~ose of his mind and the :~l~icling comfort of his heart. Fn~es~.-to 11e sincerely and not merely ~)rofessionally interestecl in others, high an(1 lo\v in eve]--\\-i(lenin: circles, to transmute his fi-iendsliil) from thougl~t to cleed so that the goo11 lie di11 I I stealth ~ was often foun(l ont only by acci(1ent an(l never atlvertised in the market place or ~)roclaime~l from the house-top. was I~ut the inner nlan 111-ojecting hiniself. with unpi-emeditatetl art. rq~oii the outer world of toil and troul~le aith \vhich lle came in contact. So \vender that this rare and so I~enevolent co11il)ination attracted men Ileyond our 1)orders uiltil tlie Judge's' reputation in all these respects ha11 reaclie~l tlie confincs of our great State, an empire in itself.
BOARD OF TRUSTEES JAMES S. SW.\IXTZ. :\.AI. - - - - - - - Choirrrrol~ A. JCDSON KowI..\NI>. D.D., LL.D. - - - - - Sccrctary *H~aol.l~~f.>fcCl.~~~ - - - - - - - Trcas~~rer H. BO.\IXDX\N HOPPEI< - - - - - - Actirlg Trcasrrrcr R.41.p~~ .\. .\CKERY.\II. ESQ. JOHN 1'. CIXOZER, A.M. HON. J. \\'.~KREN DAVIS. !\.M. PRES. >[IT.TON G. EVANS. D.D. Pa~s. Jorr~ H. HARRIS. LL.1). *HARRY S. HOIVER. :\.I\f. PRES. I.INCOI.N HI'LI.EY. LL.D. JOHN D. JOI~NSON GEN. ~II.\RI.ES ~11.1.~~. .&.I\f. LEROY P. I.E.\s S. LEWIS ZIEGLE R. M.D.. LL.11. GEORGE At. F'HILI.IPS. PA.D., LL.D. .I. JEDSON IIOWLAND. D.D.. LL.D. IION. JOSBP!I C. SIRLEY. LL.D. LEROY STEPIIENS. D.D. J.\MES S. SW.~RTZ. .\.fir. *HUN. F. J. TORRANCE. X.N. HON. ERNEST L. TUSTIN, LL.D. JOSEPII K. \\'E.\vER. A.M.. 3I.D. The annual meeting is held on Tuesday of Commencement \\.eek. at Lexrisburg. The semi-a~~nual meeting is held on the second Tliursclay 111 Janoary'in Pliila(lell~liia.
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